DMC: Digital Media and Communication focuses on the study of communication in the digital era, covering media transformation, digital culture, communication technology, and the dynamics of social interaction in virtual spaces. This journal serves as a scholarly publication platform for academics, researchers, practitioners, and students who examine contemporary communication developments driven by digital technology from social, cultural, political, economic, and media perspectives.
The scope of the journal includes the following areas:
Digital Communication and New Media: digital communication, social media, digital platforms, media convergence, digital journalism, podcasts, and virtual communication.
Digital Society, Culture, and Netnography: digital culture, virtual identity, fandom, meme culture, online communities, cyberculture, netnography, and social change in the digital era.
Political, Government, and Public Communication: digital campaigns, political buzzers, digital propaganda, cyber activism, e-government, and digital public communication.
Strategic Communication and Digital Marketing: digital branding, influencer communication, digital public relations, digital marketing, and social media-based strategic communication.
Media Literacy, Ethics, and Artificial Intelligence: digital literacy, hoaxes, misinformation, media ethics, data privacy, digital security, artificial intelligence, social media algorithms, and communication automation.
Media Industry and Visual Communication: political economy of media, platform capitalism, digital creative industries, visual communication, content creators, and digital visual culture.